Sentence examples for understood it seems from inspiring English sources

Although the full intricacies of the endocannabinoid system's role in motivating and rewarding exercise is not yet understood, it seems obvious, the researchers say, that the cannabinoid-deprived mice were not getting some necessary internal message.

It is not a bigger picture of the style than has previously been understood: it seems to be mostly about large canvases, spaciously installed in rhythms that, by show's end, start to feel a bit monotonous.

Although the process isn't fully understood, it seems to be related to the way water and salt molecules vibrate when encountering sound waves.

With the Swarm satellite instruments sampling the field at 1 Hz and higher, and with many interesting high frequency signals to be analysed and understood, it seems likely that these higher cadence observatory products will be very useful.

Aristotelianising interpretations of Aquinas' ethics normally make central the notion of fulfillment, understood (it seems) as the fulfillment of the deliberating and acting person – to which the requirement of neighbor love does not have a perspicuous relationship.

Although it feels a little uneasy to talk about syntactic properties of thoughts common-sensically understood, it seems that they are forced upon us by the very attempt to understand their semantic properties: how, for instance, could we explain the semantic content of the thought that if John is at the beach then he is happy without somehow appealing to its being a conditional?

She understood, it seemed to me, that everything she said would have to be able to survive the listeners' intelligence and sense of irony; her own intelligence was high and refined, her sense of irony knowing and humorous.

While bankers said yesterday that the impact of the Mellon move was not yet fully understood, it seemed clear that it was getting more complex to take out a jumbo loan in today's banking marketplace.

Messrs Fung and Naik accept that hedge-fund managers display skill, but would argue that most of the time this alpha is absorbed by their fees.Returning to Professor Lo's definition of alpha as the portion of investment returns that we do not understand, it seems possible that as more and more analysis is undertaken, this portion will become smaller and smaller.

"It just seems like, I get to appreciate John Lennon more, I always liked him... I'm starting to really understand, it seems like only now, totally, what he's saying," she told me.

Not necessarily the goverment, but people of power within its military and intelligence establishemnt, who, as far as I can understand it, seem to operate a parallel government of their own.